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- Page 1 User’s Guide...
- Page 2 This User’s Guide is written in Italian and English. At the end of the manual you will fi nd a mini CD containing translations in French, Spanish, Portuguese and German. Furthermore, this guide can be downloaded from: www.vectrix.com Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide...
- Page 3 Thank you and congratulations for purchasing a Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter! You are helping the environment, and your daily commute as well! We hope that you enjoy the experience of the future in motion! If you need any repairs to your scooter or just want some friendly advice, please see your local service center.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Handlebar Switches Right Fuses Replacement Tires MAIN COMPONENTS ......18 Cleaning Side Stand Storage Center Stand Troubleshooting Trunk Area Glove Box TECHNICAL DATA ........45 Motor Controller Specifi cations Rear Shock Absorbers Performance Data Rear Wheel Drive Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 5: General
GENERAL WARRANTY SYMBOLS CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL: Your Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter is warranted WARNING! for forty-eight months through the Plug & Go Pro- gram. Standard warranty is twenty-four months. When this symbol is shown it means that To maintain the warranty you must comply with you must read this section. -
Page 6: Safe Riding
Proper helmet and gloves are a must. Park in an area that is visible to others and always have either your center or side stand down when parked. Do not leave the key in your ignition unattended. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 7: Maximum Weight Allowance
Do not jam any items in any openings on the scooter as this could cause loss of stability and failure of the scooter. NOTE! The passenger grab rail will accommodate the attachment of a Standard Vectrix Cargobox. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... - Page 8 IMPORTANT SCOOTER COMPONENTS Instrument Cluster (Pg 11) Trunk Throttle (Pg 20) (Pg 17) Headlight Keylock / Ignition Switch (Pg 36) (Pg 15) Battery (Pg 24) Side Stand Motor (Pg 19) (Pg 23) Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide...
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Page 9: Vin Information
Organization (ISO). The VIN number should be used when ordering parts so that we can access our database to insure that the correct and appropriate parts are provided. VECTRIX SP Z.O.O. e22*2006*61*0241 *4MOCV22766N000054* * dB (A) - * 1/min Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 10: Controls
In order to properly run your vehicle you must read and understand this section of the manual. It will help you get more familiar with your scooter. Instrument Panel Left Handlebar Regen Throttle Ignition Switch Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 11: Instrument Panel
INSTRUMENT PANEL Fig 1.0 Telltales Right LCD Left LCD Speedometer / Odometer Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... - Page 12 Displays the time of day in either 12 or 24 5. BLUETOOTH INDICATOR hour format. This indicator is installed for the future possibility of a Bluetooth interface. 11. SPEEDOMETER (KM/H – MPH) The speedometer displays your current speed in both KM/H and MPH. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide...
- Page 13 This blue light will illuminate when the main The battery level chart is a 17 bar indicator that beam or high beam light is in use. shows how much charge is left in the battery. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide...
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Page 14: Switches
B scroll to the desired trip and press the button for three (3) seconds. A3. MINUTE ADJUSTMENT This allows you to change the minutes on your clock. The push button is marked with an “M” to signify minutes. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 15: Dashboard Information During Charging
(in hours and min- utes). The estimated range fi eld displays the actual bat- tery voltage, and the trip odometer fi eld displays the highest temperature of the twelve battery modules. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 16: Key Function
4. Glove Box 5. Trunk Unlock 2. SYSTEM OFF In this position the scooter will be off, including the motor and lights. 3.SYSTEM ON In this position you will be able to ride the scoot- Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 17: Handlebar Switches Left
Push the button back to reset the switch NOTE! Left/Right Always use turn signals to make other motorists Direction Switch aware of your intentions. Horn Switch Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 18: Handlebar Switches Right
On/Off (Power) The throttle in the right handlebar is a Reverse Switch distinctive feature of your Vectric Electric MAXI- Scooter. The throttle is the user interface, which determines forward motion as well as implement- ing regenerative braking and the reverse feature. -
Page 19: Main Components
MAIN COMPONENTS Rear View Mirrors Rear Shock Absorber Charging Cord Headlight Glove Box Battery Pack Side Stand Center Stand Brushless Motor (optional) Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 20: Side Stand
Hot temperatures can Thrust Arm cause the stand to sink into pavement, so it is recommended to have a small metal plate for the stand to rest on in high heat. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 21: Trunk Area
MAXIMUM lock itself. TRUNK COMPONENTS Trunk Position Glove Position The trunk storage area includes the charg- ing cord for the scooter. The eight foot (2.4m) charging cord is coiled in the trunk. GLOVE BOX COMPARTMENT Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 22: Motor Controller
Only a Vectrix authorized service agent should troubleshoot or repair a motor controller. Re- moval of the cover and/or altercation of the mo- tor controller in any fashion voids the warranty and is extremely hazardous. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 23: Rear Shock Absorbers
You should periodically inspect the exterior of the shocks for signs of fluid leakage. If a leak Shock Absorbers is indicated see your service agent at your earliest convenience. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 24: Rear Wheel Drive
Motor cover removal should only be done by an authorized service agent. Removing the motor cover could lead to entrance of dirt and moisture and/or disrupt the adjustment of the encoder. Motor Side Swing Arm Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 25: Vectrix Electric Maxi-Scooter User's Guide
The fans run in response to temperature and are active while the scooter is running and while charging the battery. You will detect the sound of the fans when they are operating. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 26: Use
NOTE! Prior to the initial 5 charge / deep discharge cycles you may experience lower scooter range. With each initial deep discharge / charge cycle the range will improve. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 27: Pre-Ride Checks
“Go” condition by fi rst squeezing worn tread. Never ride on balding or bald tires. and holding the left brake lever and then the Maintain tire pressure at 32 psi (2.2 bar) for the Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 28: Initial Use Of The Scooter
(100km/h). Going over 100km/h mph could cause damage to your scooter. You should avoid braking suddenly. Quick braking can cause you to become unstable and lose control of your scooter especially on loose pavement and/or wet road surfaces. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 29: Braking
Be cautious and slow down gradually fi rst using effective. Always use caution in wet conditions. Low tire pressure can reduce braking effective- the regenerative braking, and then by applying ness, so checking your tire pressure is very important. both mechanical brakes. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 30: Reverse Feature
To activate reverse from the stop Reverse position, roll the throttle forward (regen direction). The scooter will reverse at a slow speed limit of 1 km/h. Release the throttle and the reverse drive ceases. Acceleration Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 31: Charging The Battery
During the charging process the battery charge icon on the left LCD will be active. As the charge progresses the battery level indicator on the right LCD will increase in level. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 32: Parking
The use of padlocks that prevent motion is very dangerous and can effect the operation of the scooter. If you use a padlock to secure your scooter the padlock must be removed before operating the scooter. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 33: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Although your Vectrix Electric Scooter requires little maintenance, it is important that you read and follow closely the maintenance items identi- fi ed on the following pages. WARNING! If you are unsure of the problem with your scooter take it to a service center to get it checked out. -
Page 34: Battery Pack
Residents in the USA Vectrix Corp Residents in Europe Vectrix Europe the 2 hour typical charging time. Phone (401) 848-9993 11 Toro Street Phone +39 06 71280295 Via Papirio Carbone 15 Newport, RI 02840 00178 Rome, Italy Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 35: Brake Fluid Levels
If the brake fl uid gets into your eyes fl ush with running water, and seek medical attention. Never mix old and new fl uid. Always check for proper sealing. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 36: Brake Pads
Brake pads have a wear mark. If the grooves in the friction material are visible, the pad is not worn. REAR BRAKE The rear brake pad material should be at least 1mm thick for effectiveness. NOTE! See your service agent for brake replacement. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 37: Bulb Replacement
Due to the extremely long life of the LED lighting system individual LED replacement is not expect- ed. If a turn signal, stop/tail light, license plate light or trunk light fails it is necessary to replace the entire lighting module which has failed. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 38: Beam Setting
Turn the screw clockwise to move the should not exceed 9/10th of the height from beam to the right and turn the screw counter ground of headlight center. clockwise to move the beam to the left. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 39: Fuses Replacement
The fuse protection scheme for your Vectrix scooter limits access to the fuses to an autho- rized service technician. You should not attempt to change any fuse on your scooter. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 40: Tires
Failure to do this the front brake is functioning by exercising the could result in injury or death. front brake lever. NOTE! Retract the center stand to complete Always have the tires balanced after operation. replacing them. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... - Page 41 It is recommended to replace the tire when the tread is below 2mm. • Repair/ Replace the tire on the rim and infl ate to the proper tire pressure. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide...
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Page 42: Cleaning
When drying your scooter always use clean cloths. Dirty cloths can cause scratches on your scooter. Clean cloths will minimize scratching. NOTE! Always allow your scooter to fully dry before using it. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 43: Storage
Clean the scooter, and allow it to dry before storing. Place the scooter on a service stand. Check the scooter for any problems every few weeks. A cover protects the scooter from the elements, and is a good investment. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 44: Troubleshooting
Battery thermal protection limits charge Allow battery pack to cool prior to charging the battery Soft or spongy mechanical braking Brake leak / Low fl uid brake lines Check master cylinders for correct fl uid level Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 45: Technical Data
RECHARGE TIME(80% CHARGE) : Brushless, DC, radial air-gap motor 2 hours Peak Power: 20 kW at 3000 rpm Max Countinuous Power: 7 kW BATTERY DEEP DISCHARGE CYCLES Max Current: 275 Amps (80% CHARGE): Max Torque: 65 Nm 1,700 Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 46: Performance Data
Front – 120/70-14” Rear – 140/60-13” WHEELBASE: 60” (1525 mm) CONTROLLER: DSP & IGBT based all-digital electronic control and motor drive system INSTRUMENTATION: LCD’s display speed, odometer, energy consump- tion, battery status, estimated range and system status Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 47: Safety Information
Sudden braking can cause the scooter to become unstable, and cause an accident. DO NOT DRINK AND RIDE. PROTECTIVE APPAREL When riding you must always wear your safety helmet. Helmets prevent fatalities by protecting Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 48: Label Locations
LABEL LOCATIONS The following pages (47-48) display the locations of safety labels, and the labels themselves. Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... - Page 49 12 VDC 0.5 AMPS (6 WATTS) Residents in the USA Vectrix Corp Vectrix Europe esidents in Europe MAXIMUM Phone (401) 848-9993 11 Toro Street Via Papirio Carbone 15 Phone +39 06 71280295 Newport, RI 02840 00178 Rome, Italy Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide...
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Page 50: Safety Information
The NHTSA cannot deal with individual problems with dealerships or Vectrix Corporation. THE NHTSA CAN BE REACHED AT: 1-800-424-9393 OR YOU CAN WRITE THEM AT: NHTSA US Dept. of Transportation Washington, D.C. 20590 Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... -
Page 51: Routine Maintenance Record
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE RECORD DATE OF SERVICE MILEAGE SERVICE DESCRIPTION COMMENTS Vectrix Electric MAXI-Scooter User’s Guide... - Page 52 VECTRIX CORPORATION 11, Touro Street, Suite 201 Newport, RI 02840 Phone: +1 401 848 9993 Fax: +1 401 848 9994 www.vectrix.com...
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